davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-22
P0PE,s REPaY.
IRcuHTsHoP caRRIoAN RxcKrvEs A LKTrMn
ON THE M'GLYNN cAsR.

ARCHBISHOP caRRIoaN RxuKrvEs A LErrNa
ON THR M'GLYSS cAsK.
YEw YoKx Nav q. l.-AFehhishop Cor
rioan t0dav received letter from the
Pope regarding the case of DE-. No
0lynn. The latter comments uDan the
osurse Of the Archbishop. iamenta the
rebellion against his authority aud de-
plores the fact that other members Of
the clergy are imbusd with the doctrines
OF McGlvnn. The Pope refers 30 the
teachings of MsGlyun on the land quea-
tion a. ''vicious Seeds of dactriBe seat-
tered under the pretsxt Of helpine the
UAsses" The Pope assures the Arch
bisAop that his good name and dlRuitv.
a. veil ne that OF the Aoostelie See. wiil
not be permitted to suffer anv indignlty
and that timely measure will b saksn
for The correction Of the rsbellirn. Ga
bAiuo shown the Pope's letter. Henry
George said that the same vas IN
d0ubtedlv the reply 10 gaFbled state
ment sent the Pope bv Archbishop Cor
rieAn. He did nos think Il amounted
to muoh ana Fidicnled the Pope's ex-
pFession Of sympathy for the Arch
bishop and his notion that the latter
bad been badly used.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-22
VOL. xII---NO. 2s 4

pose the rssurn to work. The dis
ehsrRea club 81 employees will refuse 10
paw aoy assessments until the suspen-
sion is removed.
BASEBALL.
wAsaxGroS. Nay 2l.-washinslon,9;
Detroit, T.
CNcNSlrI. May si.--canelnnati. ti
Bsitiroore g.
LouIsvuLK. May 81. - Louisville. 9;
Metrornlitnn, 4.
81. Lows. May 2i.-SG Louis, l2i
Bsncklvn, g
cLEvrLANn. May 2l.-Clsveland, Is;
Athletics. l2.
PHrIlpkIFuIA.M May 9l-PhHadslphiA,
6; rhieseO. g.
Nav YOsK. May 2l.-NsS York, 2;
Pistshure, E.
BosroN, May 2l.-BsstOn. IS; Indian.
apolis. 5.
ose Case sf yellow Fever.
KKr WFxr. Nav 81. - The hoard Of
Health has of9isisllv announced the ap-
pssrance Of q case Of yellsU fever. TIE
patient u q carpenter. He has been
here siuoe last December. Toe city II
foil Of strangers. Az early exodus is
expected.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-22
GERMAN cABLE LHrfKR.
run CRISIS IN TIE TREScH MINTsTRY-
ITS EFFECT IN 6KRNAST.

Copyrighted. 1857. By tAe Nss YovL As
sOelateS PTess
BERLIN, May 2l.-PsudinQ the issue
of the Osbiaet crisis ~ Paris, the oficial
opinion here maintains q eireumspeci
silenos and the N0rfb Gsrssaa Gazeffs
rafrsips from RivIng more than very
meagre dispatches IN regard to the ds
velOpments IN France. A frank express
sim Of efhcial hopeS would have ths ef.
feet OF strengthening General Bosisn
gers party aDd weakening the opposi-
ton, Who are working to ouss him The
government receives fuli advices re speot
tpg every phase Of the Ministry nseosia
tions 81 Elyse. The latest dispatches
show tbst B5nlsnqef's position is an
shaken, aud that q RoaVieF- D Freyeines
Ministry y likely TO be formed, which
will aaopt the Boolanee9 gospel Of re
vanehe s0d his plans TO stack Ger
many. NhatevtF nav BE- The character
Of the next French Ministry, the crisi.
has strengthened the var party 10 Ger.
many ard the gar spirit q the people.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-22

the Calumst and HselA. Osoeala and
other mines wsFs saved 40 we're also the
new szneltinS works. Tee Calumst and
Hecla aud the Grovetou losses are nov
estimated % &I.Ge.000 As tie stamp
miIl and smeitiag works vers saved,
not nesFiY 80 manv men viii be thrown
0at Of woFk ~ af frss feared.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-22

xHK OREGON IMPROVEMENT conEPAxr
WILL ExrKxD The ooLuMBIA a
PuoEr SOUND RAILRokn.
INV YoKK, May 9l-rhs annual
meeiiug Of the Oregon Improvsmsnt
Company vii be held June 18th. The
stockholders will act upon the proposed
Issue of $4,000. 600 ssver-per-eent. pre-
feFsed steck 10 ee subscribed for at par.
The psocseds wiil be applied 10 exfin-
Rufsh the hoatine debt, t53s 600; 10 ex
tend the Paciio Coast Railway, $3.50.
COO; to extend she Coiambia q Puget
SQUAD Railway. $500 600; and to pro
vide three rev iron steamers for the
Pacihe Coast Steamship line, S6750o0
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-22

Los ASdELFs. Nav 2i Tho repogN
that the Asehiaon. Topeka a Santa Fe
vas ta build up the n1ast n San Fraa-
eisc0 is denied by II. B. wilkins and
Williamson Damn. prominent officials
~ the Santa Fe road. who state that tha
Companv is satisfied with the present
arrangement ard will oonhae itself 20
Southern California for the present.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-22
a.rnHIsnI,c nrrrrns.

II is the dusv ~ every person who has
used Bnsches's German SErHp IN let Ice
wonderful qualities be known 10 their
friends Ia curing consumption. severe
coughs. cronp. asthma. pneumonia, ard
In fact all throAt and long diseases. No
paraon can uss 10 without immediate
relief. Three doses will rali've anv case,
ard we consider 10 the duty Of All drug
Pists 20 recommend u to the poor. dying
oonsunp,ive. at least to try one bottle,
"a 30 COO do1an bottles we're sold laat
wear, and No one oese where u failed
vas rsporsed Such a medicine A. the
German SgrHp cannot be too widely
kuown. Ask your srueeist about 10.
Sample bottles ~ try, cold at 10 cents.
r seulAr siEs, rs cents. Sold nv all
druggists and dealers in the United
States and Canada dw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-22
Autograph Letter from the
President on the De.
pendent Pension Bill.
EDITOR 0'BRIEN'S ESCAPE
Further Details Of the Great
Forest Fires in
Michigan.
Money for the Extension Of the Colum.
bla 4 Puget Sound Railroad Lam
bsr Growth-Hops In the East
Indemnity LaRds-Ths Ger.
man Cable Letter.
An Kx-DKPUTY COLLECTOR OF cUEroNs
OF THn DIsTRIcT 0oxs ISaAMK
AT CHfCAoO

An Kx-DKPUTx COLLECTOR OF CUSTOMS
OF THm DIsTRIcT 0oxs rSaAMK
AT CHICAGO.
CuoAao, May 2I.-An old, graz haired
man dressed 10 hisek and wearing q
long mustaehe, wss brought to the in
sane department Of the County Oaart
Yesterday, having been found at the
Ualon Dspot by police officer. He
had iast arrived On the train from the
Wess and could give no intelligent 30
eOunt Of himself. A subaequsnI effort
vas made to asceTtain his name With
sut result. bat In the inside pocket of
bis vest vas found letter Of intrbdue
ion to United States Senator J. N.
DoIph. Of Oregon, Who is at present in
Washington
The letter vas dated on May ISsh at
Pert Townsend, w. T., and be Was de-
soFibed as being A. l. Blake, sx-Dsputy
Collector OF Customs at Port Town
send. and who had for fSuF years been
10 charge of the offise correspondence
and she Chinese business.
The letter explained that Blake, who
was an honest d capable man, had re-
entity been discharged from the en-
pioy of the Government and went to
Washington for the purpose Of laying
before the President or she Secretary Of
the Treasury certain charges which bad
been preferred against bin by ex Col
iector of Customs Bseoher of Port
townsend.
Mr.. Blake appeared to be suffering
from physical as well as mental illness.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
looking old mar, wearing fsshioRsbly
o1t garments and carrying Russia
leather bag, was acting so q1eerly on
the Harrison street bridge, late yesteF
day afternoon, that the policeman on
duty there led him 10 the AFmoFy Po-
lice station. The City Physician said
be was insane. and be was taken to the
insane ward Of the county jail. He vas
seemingly conscious, Though he Was not
sble to speak inteIliRently.
A letter vas found in his pocket sign.
ed by A. W. Bash, OF Port Townsend.
introducing the bearer TO United
States Senator Dolph of Oregon, at
crescent in Washington. The letter de-
seribed him as l.. Blake. ex Deputy Col
leotor OF Customs. of Port Townsend.
Il is said that Blake had been recently
discharged by the ex-CeIlector OF Gus
toms Beecher, Of PHrt Townsend, and
that he went 30 Washington fer the
purrose or preferriuR charges against
Beeeher.
Beside the usual travelling equip
nenis, the valise contains q mass Of pa
pers and correspondence neatly ar
ranged and setting forth his case
against ex Collector BsecheF.
Blake sank i1to a stupor this morn
iDR from which be cannot be reused.
He IL evidently dying. Toe doctor
says il IL peculiar case and that be
may be suffering fTom . partial paral-
vsis caused either by q concussion
from a fall or the bursting Of blood
weasel,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-22
indemnify LantIs.

WAsHISoTox. May 81. - Land Com.
missioner Sparks today, In speaking Of
Secretary LamsE's purpose to revoke
the order Of tbs withdra val Of the rail
road indemnity land grants made BY his
Predecessors from time to time since
1850, expressed the opinion that the
revocation will result in 5000. 600 acres
OF land being thrown opsn 10 settle
ment- The railrosos which Il is said
Will be most effected, and the States,
Territories AAd localities In which are 10
Gated the much larger portion Of the
lands TO be restored, are given In the
order OF the interests involved as fol
lows: Northern Pacific Railway. Mon
tans, Dakota, Washington Territory,
ldahe and Oregon; Atlantic and Pacific.
IN New Mexico, vest Of the Bio Granoe.
asd Ariz Ina; the NoFthern Pacifis, 10
Northern California; California and
Oregon, from Roseville junction. near
Sacramento. in California. to the Ore
eon lins; the Oregon aud California,
from Portland to the California line.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-22

Choicest bnttar IN Seattle, from Hall
d ,vis's and r. e Whitaey's oslehFsied
dairies. guaranteed foil weight q osl.
only 60 ceRta per roll, at Haley a
Wripht'e, GIG Front street.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-22
DR.. n. o. LoMcaKER,

GRADUATE or THE UNIVERSITY
VI u psaBsylvaBia. make q sEestAlfy
of 6issases Of the Eys. Eer and Throat.
Treats priVafs. chsonic and sk q diseases.
Rsua svua cane =. tHnDnrB and mceFs WIKI
out pain uas ~ the knife.
MIEY A. IlnNcAKER, " D.. grafuats
,f Wonau's 81 -dicai g nsga of Pe1Bnyi
vnnEa. ConsaltM1fana " Engiish 3B6 Ger
mar. Once corner ThiFd and CheTTy
streets. HoarA 3 q N. 70 fpm. t7
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-22

Read the Star Clothing House ad.
Then inspect cur elegant spripR stock
and prices Ani ha eopVincs We lead the
trade. KLISE & RosK uKRo. 203 Com-
mercial street. mylb
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-22
moRBING TRg kDIr0R-
ERKxztEp oRANGENES EzABLT KILL IN.
o'RRIEN AT XNosTsH.

ykFxzfRp oRANGEMES EEABJX KILL wM.
o'RRIES At XN0sTsN-
Krxosrcx tOntl. MAJ 20 % Brien tn
HE opeping remarks this evening won
a nnoa the Ulster Protestsnts sho were
listening, and Who formed large SEQ
tiou OF tue population. when be asserted
tnat Orange farmers in TIE north 81 Ire
and wrre As much oppressed a. CAtho
lie farmers. and that Lord Lansdowne
uss champio1iRe the cause Of those
iespotic landlords Who we're esustne
this oppression.
"Ms mission" be exclaimed. is not
TO SIR up strife. bat 10 blend the orange
and she green" This sentiment AZ once
von ever The dsscendet T. OF the Ulster
farmers. and they eheeFsd ss heartily
a. anybody else.
Acaip, when be said: I'VE oil -
hauuiii.ts Lord LSnsdogne IN sxposiAa
MS usurds rJus pe icy in Ireland ~ 90
n.ke Orauat mn. aa well as Nstionai-
ists. - lesst bsiisve that there u oBiy
one Lord-He Who rulss above the
csdars aE4 tie siara.n
AuouR other things O'BFisa said: Il
belteve tse fee nisunderstAnd ERs
which have aEissn b<tweea Protestant
and Catholic IEishmen can very sosn
pAss away.
oMIxoCs CALM
TIE Eusxpscted and sonsvhAt oDiE-
COS calrl Was noW. for tie nfNs time,
broksn, 81 SO o'eloek. when DsrHts
kaafide began 6is statement Then
he hrsa roiss was beard eutxide the
hall. whera several haadFed Dea snd
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-22
FOREsF FIRn
YuRTzER pETAIIs oY THE TEazIBLE DIS
TAucTIns or FaoPEgTY IN MIcaIoAN.

YuRT1ER nETAILs cR THE TEA A4IELE DIS
TaucTIns or F8oPkgTT IN MIcaIoAS.
DEraoTT. Msy 2i.-SpeeiAIs from var
ioas Foinls IN the upper Peninsula Of
Mishisan. says: Cfysfal fails. q small
mining toSn, is IN iminent danger Of
destruction froan tSe forest ffez. Iron
MounsAiH. Qanssee and NoFvsv are
row cot os danger. B4raRA spd Lsnss
are stili IN danger. bGt 10th places have
eo@d ere protection The destrustion
of cord wood. ts-s and standing tine is
esf mated a g 10000. The Ssuteern
Penins1iS - Alss saHsSinR from 6res,
besid,s the EeizhboFkoOd Of Che5sy-
gar The hres are eanslne considerable
dsstr1etlon IN Clare eo1aty. Several
million feet Of timbs. have been dss-
tsoyed.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-22

NEw YoaK. May 2l.-HenFy W Elliott,
of ,hs SmiIhsouisn Institute, writes TO
the TyibaHs long article On the rights
OF the United states Ia BsbrioR ses.
he shows thst ths Russisns bad bis
torio and undisputed title 10 The Terri
tory aRd ice waters, which we're ur-
chased by SecFstarv Seward IN 1851.
The explanation Of Elliott, u it b. cor
rect IN all details, Dpsets the British
theory that the Uaited States Gsvsrn-
ment is bound by its ouB presidents TO
ablpdon all claims 20 the Jurisdiction Of
RahrinQ Sea.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-22
THE LAKE UNION ICE CO.,
T. Z. JONES, Agent.
EEATTLH. W. 7.

Tee DELIYEpED tn ANY PART or
| the ef,y OBdets srous abroad PROMPT
" nr.endeA ~. We hive larga supply
~ nnfu'ai Ike iSs.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-22
Fisosi In Trnns,tv.nta.

yuxxA, Nay 2i.-Tre Mares river In
Transyivanis has ovsrfowed its bauks,
aood'ne the town Of KuRbors an1 in
iefruptinR railroad traits. Tbs rain is
sail falling. Troops are engaged IN
rssouipR property N the fiSoSsd tern
toy. Immense damage has b<es
cansed ey ths foods ~ the Hseyiea
district.
Something Like ConsseFnafIon.
OTTAwA. (08tl NAY 2I.- S0msthirR
like conatsFn alton vas created Ia Par
l;s1eptAry circles taday when the Gov
ernDent Vas likely 20 rsfnss . subsidy
for the canadian Steamship lines he
tween Nsneouver and HSnekong and
Australia. II y felt hsEe thai 10 matter
~aethsF the subsidy Be given or moi,
tee Canadian G0FsFnmert oil ma re-
csde fFom its position Ias raDoF
spread tonieat like vic IRE. sir Czesis {
tnppeF ras eoas on . political -ntsaton
20 WashioGton eithaF IL eonnection
with the esheriss qasstio1 or 70 so1ne
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-22

Positive BlToain A cod suit Of
clothes. worth &i3 80. for $3.50; you can
save sc Al the great mercantile house OF
ToKLAs & SIsoEHMAN.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-22
HOPs N Tag EAsr.
RKvEw OF PRICES AND rAT coEDrTIox
OF THE CROPS.

REVIEW OF PRICES AND TAB CONDITION
OF THE CROPS.
San FRANoIsoo. May 2l.-The New
Yorh Commercial BBlletia says: "There
vas more demand again for q ehoioe
quality Of g rmRn hops, mainly feom
dealers. 1t vas supposed to c1yer short
sales to the brewers. Several moderate
lots brought 25C922 cents. More ooala
have been places at ths same figures.
Choice Paoifies we're more in demand
and firmer with one holder reported 20
have Withdrawn on neRotia ions at
lS(G2O that are pending. The 100 bale
lot previously noted bruuRht IS cents,
Hot Is cents ss the firm stated. Medium
grades OF 1856 hops are receiving very
little attention. The scarcity OF choice
goods imparts better tone all through.
There was q report that cents had
been paid for 1895. States, but this We
could not verify. The statement is Sc
cursd from q reliable source here that
fnily Is per cent Of ths acreage in hops
Is or will be plsWed up."
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-22
earpef worksrA

EEx YoAx. Msy 2i.-The carpet work
nrs Of ths eitg had sserst esting To-
niqbt 20 diseuas shs aetisn Of tie Gen
egsl Exseatiys Board 10 ssspsn1inR the
three Local Assemblies. csuprisiue
ajcc enployssof Of tbs HiGkins esrpsa fac
torV, hvss desidsd 70 stsDd up 70 the
rsaslasicns pEsSi0asiy ad0Dted and Op-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-22

B1LIzx0s Mont J. Nay 2l-A stage
driver on ths r01ts bstwssn bare and
AsIseiso has disappeared With qsite Q
sunn Of money beIongire 10 tie stare
e5mpany. TWo osFti6oaaea 90 ths tirss
NationAl Bank payable 70 Jean Hssdon-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-22
AustraIIa's wheat suTpIus.

sAs FRLxcIsoo, NAY 2l--W. I. Law
~, the San r anoisco manager OF toe
New Zyaland Loan and Mercantile
Agency, has made . calculation from
ne latest advices Of the probable wheat
Surplus for foreign export fF m Aassra-
Ian ooloniss. lbs result shoHs hat
thig surpIus will be So 0.0o0 bushsla.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-22
A LT--Lx MoxE TAvuaEnxx.

NroLrSEx Mich } 2I.-Fur;hsr paT-
tiealArs sf The aarnIne Of Lake Licasn
have iasa come IN. TIE stamp uill 81
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-22
crew eta VFreeked WhaleF.

sAS FnAsc1sco. Msy Zl.-Adviess By
the sfsar8eF @ sslIe. which srriEed tbs
morning from Chiua snd JanAn, state
d,s0ateb has heen rsceITsd bT q. H.
Gre4thoase. q. :. Consul OsneFsi At
Yokohama. from Hagsdate. sta inR bat
tuenty. . Inc 81 the eres of che Amsricao
ubaler Eafops. ureokfd ca tue Japan
coass, NOS incinding the Captain, bad
arrived At Ns1pTa- fhs entire crew
nau. kefed "a.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-22
RIppIe on TxeIlemeni at thIee.

CHIc9, (Cal.) Nav 2l.-fnefe has been
ouits . ripple OF sXsltsmsot here about
Hong Di, the nuFdeseF Of Mrs Blli9n,
some weeks sQo. This morning the
keepar Of Chico fsand on ihe bTidRe
soma property belonging % Hong ID,
including bis a1p. bat and shoes And
come letters, 10 Ooe Of which be stated
hs vas going 10 dFoUn himself IN the
river. Tue gun is said 20 tays been
idsutified a. bis And his tracks we're
tTaoed towards the bridge 10 ChicO.
shsr,h Ball and pomsrous cit.Esns have
been s-arcsina for him.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-22
PRICES QUOTED.

NEW YoRK, May 2l.-A sale was re-
ported yesterday OF very choice lot Of
100 bales cf 1886 Paci6cs at IS cents
cash. In the instance Of choice goods,
csoice California hops are said 60 have
brought 20 to 21 cents. Ordinary grades
are difficult 30 move at much over Is
cents. The quotations Of American
hops are; Pacific Coast crop Of 1886,
best, lS to 10 cents; ditto, common TO
9 cd. l3 30 16 cents; ditto, Rood to prime,
7 to 8 cents.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-22
INSECTS ON The VINES.

CooPERsTowN IN. ". Nav 2l.-Ths
hop vines are growing rapidly aud the
tinRe Is In progress. Complaints OF
vermin are plenty. Prof. Theodore
Pergsnde, Assistant Eat0mologist 10
the United States Department Of AGri
culture, states that the ir sects alreads
on the hop vines are not hop lice but ar
insect called thysanura.
TIE OUTLOOK NOT FAvoRABLR.
WATERyILLE IN. Y. }. May 2I.-Thar.
IL nothing doing 10 the hop market
Aers. AL are intent on the condition oI
the hop crop. Reports are very con
nictine, bat as far as can be cleaned the
satlook is not favorable.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-22
Arrived VIVA SMALLPOX

sAN Francisco, May 9I.-The steamer
Gselio, from China and Japan. arrived
his morning With smallpox on board.
Before the vessel came to anchor she
gas board BY q quarantine efhseR,
sho on Investigation founs too cases Of
smallpox smooR the Csinese passsn-
zers. she vas ~ once pisced IN qaaT-
4ntine. Tbeso are 1900 Chinese pls-
sengers on board
Killed by q small. Beea wound
sAS FHAxcIsoo. Nay 2l.-This mora
ing about 2 O'elook man since idrntt-
i'd as a sailor named Cal SchaltEman,
Eaa found lyioR on jackson street near
Fremont. TIE man had been drinking
and vas suheFisg from tie Effects OF q
ANAL bss deep woan1 in TIE left breast.
Ihs wound v4s apparently Dads With
o .pkuife. he vas at hrst taken % the
g,olIos station. bat when the sound uas
discovered be vas conveyed 20 tse hos
v;tal, where be later died. Fred kosen-
oabn, barkeeper Of the saison ksps ~
Mrs.. Christensen. il4 Jackson street.
aAs been arrested oB saspieion. De ad-
rnits Ieaving the man on the Sidewalk.
oat denies that be inf icted the wound
RSseubobn IL 3s years of axe, the mar
d.rsd man being about siRht years
youReeR.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-22

DuELEx. May H.-Fsther Keller Sas
RECESSED from prison a. O'Clock this
evSntng. he drove 20 the Imperial H0
tsl IN the LsFd Mayors carriage IN
enDpany With Arch bishop walsh and
Hon. NJ. HsrFison, NJ. p. followed By
large crowd Of eitixsnG Al the hotei,
Be vas received By Sheshsy and Criliy.
Aenbers Of Parliament, and nameroas
priests.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-22
Iaterna.Ienal BIeyeIe Raee

LONDON, May 2i.-An international
bicyels race took place at the Alexan-
iEia Palace today. The race was q
he race was SLOW. Woodside. whs was
scratched, won by a yard and half. Gov
erinR in 305x. Temple, of Chicago,
Who had 40 yards start came 10 sesond;
Park. of WOlverhamptoB, 103 yards,
third; Morgan, American, 20 yards,
fourth.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-22
The SATURDAY Half Holiday.

New YoRK, May 2l.-fhe Saturday
halt holiday vas ReRerally complied
with today. In the iteFno0n there was
a general cessation of business and tbs
down town streets had Sunday appear
aaoe. TIE exchanges courts and che
sity and county offiSes were closed
promptly at noon.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-22
OLIVER p. ANDERSoM.

M Gs or SEATTLE COUNTY
.Aape. io.UIhip pl.ss. escI. alwa-s
w.. Wsr1s.as as aade % cras-. Ofnce With
Harsss.sS - (! = aonson. tAil 4 n0or 60rdan
nahdtag. SEATTLE. mhN
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-22

SYRACUSE (S. ~, May 2l.- The
OBEIen party arrived this evening and
was greeted With cheers By large
crowd Of people. O'Bnen vas con
ducted to tie VandeFhilt Hotel, where
a dinner vas served. Later he left for
Niagara Falls, where be Will stay to
night and tomorrow, going TO Hamil
ton on Monday.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-22

MoxrRRAL, May 3l.-Presidsnt Steph-
ems, of the CaRadiAni Pacific, stated to-
day that il the proposal Of the Manitoba
GoveTnmsnt Was carried eat 10 would
nullify the otjsot Of the Government in
building she Canadian Paeiec, which
vas TO have an independents lire to the
Northwest. He insists that q
number of speculators are at
the bottom OF the business
althoueh be docs not think that the
Manitoba RovsrHment has power to
carry out the proposal. he says it
sould be no great matter for the Oan-
sdian Pacific to abandon It's line west
Of SodbeFy and forward ils vest bound
freight bv the cheapest route via Ssalt
Ste. Marie.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-22

NFFICE ROOM No. 4 YE1.KR-
' y fea-y hinck- seAssse. Rrsieence cor
asr Frcss aad Unios -, relephcneSo
&nd % sRm m. @S